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    The Origin of Manga and Anime

    May 9, 2025 /

    Submitted by Ruthie Suarez Manga and anime are more than just a hobby—they’re art, storytelling, and emotional expression forms that have grown into global cultural powerhouses. Whether you’re laughing through a high school comedy, tearing up during a bittersweet romance, or hanging onto every moment of an intense battle, there’s something in this world for everyone. The roots of manga go way back to 12th-century Japanese scrolls, where artists used sequential drawings to tell stories. In the 18th and 19th centuries, artists like Hokusai helped popularize the word “manga,” meaning “whimsical pictures.” But the real boom came after World War II when Osamu Tezuka, often called the “God of Manga,”…

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    A Thank You Letter to My Comfort Show & Character

    November 30, 2024 /

    Submitted by Will Chen During tough times, everyone has a way to help cope with their difficult situations. It is important to have that outlet to let these emotions out and get comforted. For me, a show I always turn to is Pokemon. I used to love this show as a kid and watching it gave me a smile every time. Although this may be a kid’s show, the lessons involved were instrumental to developing my character. Ash Ketchum and the journeys he has been on with his Pokemon have educated me on the principles of life. Aside from the valuable lessons Pokemon has taught me, the show always has…

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    My Thoughts On Netflix’s Avatar

    April 2, 2024 /

    When Netflix first announced their live-action Avatar project in 2018, high school me was ecstatic. Nickelodeon’s Avatar was my one and only afterschool special treat. As a kid, I loved the action, and even rewatching it recently, its story is complex and timeless. These qualities in animation and digital media are something we see less and less of now. As studios look to cut costs and maximize their profits as much as possible, writers and storytellers have less and less time to develop complex stories, resulting in what I like to call the Netflix Effect.

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    Are Reverse Harems Weird? No.

    April 2, 2024 /

    Reverse harems, a subgenre of romance fiction, are popular among different types of media such as anime and manga. Far from being strange or niche, these narratives offer compelling stories that challenge stereotypes, promote diversity, and provide a fresh perspective on romance and relationships. In this article, we will explore why reverse harems are underrated and argue against the misconception that they are "weird."

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    Animes from the Winter Season

    March 4, 2024 /

    This season of anime brought both new seasons and new shows. In this article, I’m going to tell you about a couple of new seasons and shows that I’ve seen this winter and recommend.

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    Underrated Anime: Fall 2023

    December 1, 2023 /

    In a particular imperial court, it has been several months since Maomao, a 17-year-old girl, was abducted and compelled to serve as a low-level servant in the emperor's palace. Nevertheless, she tenaciously clings to her inquisitive and practical nature, intending to fulfill her servitude period. One day, however, she learns that the emperor's twin infants are severely unwell. Drawing on her upbringing as a pharmacist in the impoverished red-light district, she covertly decides to intervene.

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    Anime Food I Would Eat

    December 1, 2023 /

    If you watch a lot of anime, you know that there are a lot of really yummy depictions of food sometimes. So much so that it makes me wanna cook my own versions of the food! Here are some anime foods I would like to eat because of how delicious they look!

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    My Anime Tier List

    November 2, 2023 /

    Whether you’re in need of some anime recommendations or want an opinion on some, I’m going to be creating a tier list of some of the mainstream anime series: Jujutsu Kaisen (JJK), Hunter x Hunter, and Haikyuu. Some of you may disagree with my tier list but at least hear out my reasoning.

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  • Feature

    What Your Favorite Anime Genre Says About You

    November 2, 2023 /

    Anime is generally defined as a Japanese animated work. Throughout the past few years, anime has slowly become more and more mainstream. Not only has this art form been successful in East Asia, but Western countries have also seen this type of entertainment explode in popularity. With that being said, each anime genre is often said to have a specific fanbase. Stereotypes have come to fruition. Here is what your favorite anime genre says about you.

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  • Food

    Recreating Food From Shows/Movies

    November 2, 2023 /

    Food plays such an iconic role in our lives, making the shows and movies we watch also include some iconic dishes. Some dishes included in these shows and movies look so appetizing that some people made the effort to recreate them in real life, and they are as delicious as they seem on screen. Here’s a few examples of recreated dishes from iconic films and links to their recipes!

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